#3 Looks like Municipal Trade dollar #BC26 (if dated 1974) - Stein/Happy Hans - Lists for $12 UNC. It could also be a 1976 which is booked less.
Some of the Trade dollars also have silver and are valued higher. Carefully use a magnet to test. There are around 50 metal compositions but generally each issue will normally have 1-3 different types of metal(s)
Both side scans would help identify the others, otherwise, let me know the town/city name and year that they were redeemable in. I'll let you know about the others.
Trade dollars are very collectable.
I use "A Compendium of Canadian Municipal Trade Tokens" by Serge Pelletier, 1st Edition", only goes up to 2002, but there are other online resources for the newer ones.
Steve
Some of the Trade dollars also have silver and are valued higher. Carefully use a magnet to test. There are around 50 metal compositions but generally each issue will normally have 1-3 different types of metal(s)
Both side scans would help identify the others, otherwise, let me know the town/city name and year that they were redeemable in. I'll let you know about the others.
Trade dollars are very collectable.
I use "A Compendium of Canadian Municipal Trade Tokens" by Serge Pelletier, 1st Edition", only goes up to 2002, but there are other online resources for the newer ones.
Steve
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07/21/2014 4:56 pm
07/21/2014 4:56 pm





















